I have modified the styles to change the color of the grid rows as well as text. This works fine when the grid is used by itself, but when using expandable rows, the expanded rows do not inherit the properties defined on the main grid. Instead, it is trying to use the original styles that come out of the box. Does anyone know how to make the expanded rows use the same css as the main grid?
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I have a grid of accordions like in the codesandbox below. The problem is when I open one of the accordions, it pushes down all the accordions in the row below, whereas the desired behaviour is to just push down the accordion right below it and the other accordions in the lower row staying in the same place. What needs to be changed in the following code to get this effect?
https://codesandbox.io/s/basicaccordion-demo-material-ui-forked-sw4juk?file=/demo.tsx
You can utilize the power of the Grid component to get your desired behavior. Nesting grids within grids is the magic sauce:
To do this with the material Grid component, the layout will need to be as such:
EXAMPLE (I forked your sandbox)
Working with a Material UI react data grid for the first time and I need to apply a custom background color to only the first 3 rows, each being a different color. The custom coloring of these rows is static, nothing that's supposed to happen after an event takes place. Is there any way to point to only one row and apply a background color to it from my scss file?
On a slightly related note, how do I extend column separators so they fill the data grid?
Thank you in advance!
use nth-child(1){}
for style the number 1 child.
I'm trying to hide a row in a grid. I could do it by setting the display property for each cell in the row, but it doesn't seem very optimal. Is there a way to apply a style that targets an entire grid row as I've created it?
A grid is just a layout scheme. With it, you cannot control the visibility of elements. If you want to hide an element, you need to do this through display property.
I want to start using css grid. With grid, there is no <tr> element. All top level children of a grid container become cells. The layout engine breaks them into lines based on their attributes, and the number of columns in the grid-template-columns rule. And there's the rub: without a <tr>, where do I put my v-for? Each iteration of v-for needs to generate n elements. I need a magic disappearing element that leaves no trace in the rendered output (no trace of itself, but renders all it's children). Does this exist? How do people deal with this?
Ok found it. Here's a little record if anyone follows me here.
Put the v-for on a template element.
I am currently using a Hierarchical Kendo Grid. You can see some exmples from kendo what I am trying to acomplish foud at this link: http://demos.telerik.com/aspnet-mvc/grid/hierarchy .
Now I have it all working properly as I want, except for how it renders. I have over 15 columns in the child grids within each row, and when I do a horizontal scroll to view them all, the styling all falls apart on the kendo UI.
If you look closely you will see that once a scroll occurs the headers of the parent rows do not stay fixed with the data, and the child grids, the rows extend beyond the rendered view. Has anyone come across this issue, and does any one know what I can do to address this?
If the child grid columns do not fit due to their number or large widths, then enable scrolling for the detail grids.
http://docs.telerik.com/kendo-ui/controls/data-management/grid/appearance#width